Lola Indigo has gone to Nude Project Podcast a few days ago to promote her concert in the Metropolitan, since the date is approaching the leaps and bounds: the appointment is June 14.
A statement has been viralized from all that left there, specifically the one that referred to being a mother. At one point he said: “Maternity I don’t want it.” And the presenters responded nothing less than “Hosts!” and “Wow!”
The author of ‘I have a boyfriend’ explained: «It gives me panic to many levels to be pregnant. I just don’t want it in my life. Have that responsibility for life, when I look for freedom … I mean full freedom. Take a backpack and go for ass without depending on anything or anyone. My vital goal is to be free. Always”.
This statement, which would not raise blisters said by a man, has brought some controversy. We do not seem to have advanced much since Maribel Verdú has been wondering why she constantly asked the interviews why she was not a mother, but no one asked her masculine classmates.
Among those who have considered that it was essential to comment, several ultra -right leaders, such as Macarena Olona, one of the many VOX leaders who in recent years have been disconnected from the Abascal Party, and not precisely because they have other ideas. Olona has come to X to warn Mimi that what happens to him is a “false feminism”: “A few days ago Lola Indigo refused to be a mother because” my vital goal is to be free. ” Those words, saying at age 30, fill you with an immense vacuum at age 40. When you collide with the biological clock wall and be a mother becomes a miracle within reach of very few. I feel sorry for a generation to whom a false feminism has instilled that motherhood are shackles and that a woman is done and is free dedicating himself to her professional life. Not only does it condemn us as a society, it also condemns us as women ».
Finally, she assured that she feels “freer” taking care of her son on a beach: “I think of my greatest professional success, I multiply it by 1,000, and there is nothing comparable to my greatest achievement in this life, the one that gives meaning to everything: Diego. Yesterday on the seashore I looked at my name and his writings in the sand. It wasn’t Macarena, it was “mom.” There was no woman happier than me. Not more free ».
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